Sentence examples for much larger deviations from inspiring English sources

Manifolds constructed from premixed flamelets show much larger deviations.

Several other correlations were also compared to the same data but had much larger deviations.

However, the rmsd statistics collected for Arno after superimposing on Arf1 showed much larger deviations, as seen in the last column of this Table.

The ear base positioned transponders T1) and T2) showed readings closest to the rectal temperatures, displaying differences around 1°C. Transponder data from the ischio-rectal region, T3) and T4), showed much larger deviations from rectal temperatures, with differences of more than 2.0°C.

A much larger deviation of the estimated relative mobility from the observed relative mobility was observed for free sulfate, which may be due to much stronger counter-ion interaction during electrophoresis.

A closer look, case by case, at the GABA decrease and the UPDRS scores in both sub-groups (LD, alias melevodopa, and DBS; Figure 4) allows to recognize the homogeneity of the response following the drug challenge, whereas the DBS response features a much larger deviation.

In contrast, Sedelnikova et al. (2008) found [ 35], by comparing two groups with a much larger deviation (21 30 years vs. 60 72 years) in age than in our study, that the fractions of cells containing γ-H2AX foci in older (60 72 years) individuals was higher (about 30%%) than in younger individuals (about 20%%).

In addition to the reversal geometry previously detailed by several authors that results in a relatively small angle deviation from the rod-like polyisocyanate structure, we report the discovery of reversals of similar energy with much larger angle deviations from linearity.

This effect of feedback, leading to negatively correlated fluctuations in both population and number of clusters over time, may also explain the greater variability in all quantities for the feedback models, visible in the much larger standard deviations in Figures 4 and 6 than in Figures 3 and 5.

Second, their insertion ratios have much larger standard deviations (σ x ) as shown in Table  3.

Moreover, hand-rolled beads are usually not uniform in size, giving much larger standard deviations than obtained with commercially available beads and attesting to the greater reproducibility of Septopal beads.